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McLean Double Murder, Turkey Trot, Rooftop Ice Rink: News Nearby

When tickets to VRE Santa train go on sale, Browns sign Reston player, Bible Museum opens. Plus, how to share news and information on Patch.

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, DC, on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

VRE Santa Train 2017: Ticket Details, Schedule

The VRE's Santa Train will run Dec. 9 and tickets go on sale Monday, Nov. 21. They always — always — sell out fast.

Newseum Among Top 10 U.S. Attractions This Fall: Trip Advisor

TripAdvisor announced the top 25 hottest attractions this fall and a Washington, DC, favorite placed in the top ten. The Newseum ranked 6th on the list of Top Trending U.S. Attractions for fall 2017.

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Burke VDOT Officials Plead Guilty In Bribery Scheme

Two former Virginia Department of Transportation officials and three private contractors have pleaded guilty to bribery schemes involving snow removal work. For about five years, the VDOT officials received $440,000 in bribes.

$500M Museum Of The Bible Opening In DC

The $500 million Museum of the Bible, built by Hobby Lobby owner Steve Green, opens Friday in Southwest Washington, just three blocks away from the U.S. Capitol.

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Rose McGowan Waives Court Appearance On Virginia Drug Charges

Actress Rose McGowan waived her appearance in a Loudon County court on a felony charge of cocaine possession Thursday, the Associated Press reports.

Listeria Contamination Sparks Giant Grocery Corn Recall

Worries that frozen corn may be contaminated with listeria have prompted Giant Food to recall the product in MD, DC and VA.

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